Whitley Way Back When: Whitley welcomes the M4
WHITLEY watched on throughout the 1960s as the M4 was built, connecting London and the west.
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Licence for store in Katesgrove
A WHITLEY Street store wants permission from Reading Borough Council to sell alcohol.
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Afternoon tea at St Agnes
RESIDENTS will be able to enjoy a spot of afternoon tea on Sunday, April 2, the day of the Reading Half Marathon.
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WHITLEY WAY BACK WHEN: Residents share fond memories of South Reading church
RESIDENTS have been reminiscing about the building of one of Whitley's most impressive, and tallest, buildings.
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Toddler group at Reading Family Church
PARENTS are being invited to bring their young ones to a weekly toddler group.
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Winter warming Wednesdays continue at WCDA
WINTER may be over, but a community group will continue helping residents combat rising energy prices with a new initiative.
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Men’s breakfast at Reading Family Church
A SOUTH Reading church is holding a men's breakfast on Saturday, March 18.
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Women’s breakfast at Reading Family Church
A SOUTH Reading church is holding a women's breakfast on Saturday, March 11.
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Walking netball in Whitley
SOUTH READING residents can keep fit by getting involved in friendly sports sessions.
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Rhymetime at Whitley Library
WHITLEY Library is holding interactive language classes for babies and children.
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